I'm a long-time Klipsch fan. Have owned Klipschhorns, LaScalas, Heresys, 5.1 and 2.1 PC systems, quintets. I look forward to trying these Image headphones out. I've tried every other brand of earphones: Etymotic, Shure, V-Moda, Sony, JVC, SkullCandy. My favorites for sound were the Shure 500 series ($499) and for comfort were Sony SL71s ($49). Vmoda Bass Freq's have remarkable bass bass but mids and highs are weak. Shure's high end phones sound very good, but are not comfortable for long periods and $500 is beyond most budgets. Etymotic are efficient, but harsh with lacking bass.
But I was blown away recently with a pair of Neo phones from HeadSpace Labs ($99) that I demoed at a local store. The Neo model is lightweight machined aluminum with 3 sizes of clear silicone flanges. The sound was incredible. Very efficient, eye-blinking impact, effortless clear highs, smooth mids, solid, deep bass. My Klipshorns have spoiled me forever for "you are there" sound, and these HeadSpace earphones are the closest thing to Klipschorns for my ears that I've come across.
The store rep said that they're set to launch an online store at www.headspacelabs.com in the next week or so.
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I'm a long-time Klipsch fan. Have owned Klipschhorns, LaScalas, Heresys, 5.1 and 2.1 PC systems, quintets. I look forward to trying these Image headphones out. I've tried every other brand of earphones: Etymotic, Shure, V-Moda, Sony, JVC, SkullCandy. My favorites for sound were the Shure 500 series ($499) and for comfort were Sony SL71s ($49). Vmoda Bass Freq's have remarkable bass bass but mids and highs are weak. Shure's high end phones sound very good, but are not comfortable for long periods and $500 is beyond most budgets. Etymotic are efficient, but harsh with lacking bass.
But I was blown away recently with a pair of Neo phones from HeadSpace Labs ($99) that I demoed at a local store. The Neo model is lightweight machined aluminum with 3 sizes of clear silicone flanges. The sound was incredible. Very efficient, eye-blinking impact, effortless clear highs, smooth mids, solid, deep bass. My Klipshorns have spoiled me forever for "you are there" sound, and these HeadSpace earphones are the closest thing to Klipschorns for my ears that I've come across.
The store rep said that they're set to launch an online store at www.headspacelabs.com in the next week or so.